By: dae

dae — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 08:54:13 +0000

as a long term PC user that saw the initial hit of vista on the scene as crap and the long time tweaking that still needs to take place on vista that seems now finally to be happening my major concern that will decide if I actually buy seven or convert to the inevitable backlash if things don’t get fixed to linux is whether or not you actually address my major complaint. There’s only so far you can go to simplify the pc for the end user. old grannies who don’t get that the pc won’t turn on because it’s not plugged in should not have 75% of the budget thrown at them. I like what I see here because it seems to suggest that you guys are retabulating things so a user can take “Routes” thru how he works on his pc in order to increase efficency. Great! don’t screw me over though by kicking my cpu and gpu threshold into the roof by sanding me down with bells and whistles for a million and one things explaining how features work. I’d like to learn it myself. I’d really prefer if you guys release a standard version of this for the mainstream crowd and then a gamers and then for the 3rd crowd “Expert gamers” like me who already bloody know everything and will figure it out by pointing and clicking anyways. I know we’re not a large market figure atm but we’re growing and eventually we’re going to be huge. I think by the time Windows 7 hits this will be a reasonable request.

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By: dae